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Dutch Court Rules Stellantis Diesel Vehicles Contain Illegal Defeat Devices
A Dutch court ruled that Stellantis diesel vehicles (Opel, Peugeot, Citroën, DS) sold in the Netherlands since 2009 contain illegal defeat devices that manipulate emissions tests, resulting in higher nitrogen oxide emissions during normal driving than permitted; this follows a mass claim by three Du...
Dutch Court Rules Stellantis Diesel Vehicles Contain Illegal Defeat Devices
A Dutch court ruled that Stellantis diesel vehicles (Opel, Peugeot, Citroën, DS) sold in the Netherlands since 2009 contain illegal defeat devices that manipulate emissions tests, resulting in higher nitrogen oxide emissions during normal driving than permitted; this follows a mass claim by three Du...
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40% Bias Score
Inadequate Care at Tilburg's Woonlandschap de Leyhoeve Due to Staff Shortages
Family members of residents at Woonlandschap de Leyhoeve in Tilburg, Netherlands, are raising alarms about inadequate care due to staff shortages and a poorly managed reorganization, leading to significant delays in essential assistance and causing distress for residents; the situation has worsened ...
Inadequate Care at Tilburg's Woonlandschap de Leyhoeve Due to Staff Shortages
Family members of residents at Woonlandschap de Leyhoeve in Tilburg, Netherlands, are raising alarms about inadequate care due to staff shortages and a poorly managed reorganization, leading to significant delays in essential assistance and causing distress for residents; the situation has worsened ...
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48% Bias Score
Gold Traces Link Sports Bag to Drents Museum Robbery
Three men robbed the Drents Museum in Assen, Netherlands on January 25th, stealing artifacts worth €5.7 million. Gold particles found in a discarded sports bag containing clothing with the DNA of two suspects and glass shards link it to the crime.
Gold Traces Link Sports Bag to Drents Museum Robbery
Three men robbed the Drents Museum in Assen, Netherlands on January 25th, stealing artifacts worth €5.7 million. Gold particles found in a discarded sports bag containing clothing with the DNA of two suspects and glass shards link it to the crime.
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36% Bias Score
Dutch Housing Experts Urge Long-Term Policy Shift to Combat Shortage
Four Dutch housing experts criticized the current inconsistent housing policies in a letter to politicians, advocating for a long-term strategy involving increased housing production, government land acquisition, and phasing out mortgage tax deductions to address the housing shortage.
Dutch Housing Experts Urge Long-Term Policy Shift to Combat Shortage
Four Dutch housing experts criticized the current inconsistent housing policies in a letter to politicians, advocating for a long-term strategy involving increased housing production, government land acquisition, and phasing out mortgage tax deductions to address the housing shortage.
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40% Bias Score
Rotterdam battles resurgence of drug problems, echoing 1990s crisis
Rotterdam faces a resurgence of drug-related issues, with residents reporting increased drug dealing and use in various neighborhoods, prompting a zero-tolerance policy in some areas while others struggle with addicts in public spaces, recalling the city's 1990s heroin crisis.
Rotterdam battles resurgence of drug problems, echoing 1990s crisis
Rotterdam faces a resurgence of drug-related issues, with residents reporting increased drug dealing and use in various neighborhoods, prompting a zero-tolerance policy in some areas while others struggle with addicts in public spaces, recalling the city's 1990s heroin crisis.
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68% Bias Score
Dutch Sanctions Against Israel Spark Heated Political Debate
The Dutch government announced sanctions against Israel, including summoning its ambassador and banning entry for two extremist ministers, sparking strong reactions from opposition parties ranging from calls for stronger action to staunch support for Israel.
Dutch Sanctions Against Israel Spark Heated Political Debate
The Dutch government announced sanctions against Israel, including summoning its ambassador and banning entry for two extremist ministers, sparking strong reactions from opposition parties ranging from calls for stronger action to staunch support for Israel.
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48% Bias Score
Rotterdam Police Appoints New Chief Amidst Racism Controversy
Tolga Koklu (55), born in Turkey, will become Rotterdam's police chief on September 1st, marking the third regional unit out of ten led by someone with a migration background, amidst recent controversies about racism and a poor work climate within the Rotterdam police.
Rotterdam Police Appoints New Chief Amidst Racism Controversy
Tolga Koklu (55), born in Turkey, will become Rotterdam's police chief on September 1st, marking the third regional unit out of ten led by someone with a migration background, amidst recent controversies about racism and a poor work climate within the Rotterdam police.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Mortgage Arrears Decline 13% in 2024
The number of Dutch homeowners behind on mortgage payments decreased by 13% to 30,300 in June 2024, showing a structural improvement in payment behavior since 2017, although persistent issues and regional disparities remain.
Dutch Mortgage Arrears Decline 13% in 2024
The number of Dutch homeowners behind on mortgage payments decreased by 13% to 30,300 in June 2024, showing a structural improvement in payment behavior since 2017, although persistent issues and regional disparities remain.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Gambling Register Shows Limited Success
Over 100,000 people have registered with the Dutch Cruks register to prevent gambling, but its effectiveness is limited by short registration periods and easy de-registration, highlighting the need for stronger support systems.
Dutch Gambling Register Shows Limited Success
Over 100,000 people have registered with the Dutch Cruks register to prevent gambling, but its effectiveness is limited by short registration periods and easy de-registration, highlighting the need for stronger support systems.
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36% Bias Score
Fenna Ramos Ends AvroTros Collaboration Amidst Misconduct Accusations
Fenna Ramos, presenter of the Dutch children's show "Zin in Zappelin," is ending her collaboration with AvroTros after a theater producer, BazarMedia, accused her of misconduct, including yelling at colleagues; Ramos lost a court case against BazarMedia and the collaboration ended by mutual agreemen...
Fenna Ramos Ends AvroTros Collaboration Amidst Misconduct Accusations
Fenna Ramos, presenter of the Dutch children's show "Zin in Zappelin," is ending her collaboration with AvroTros after a theater producer, BazarMedia, accused her of misconduct, including yelling at colleagues; Ramos lost a court case against BazarMedia and the collaboration ended by mutual agreemen...
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44% Bias Score
Toll-Free Tunnel Fails to Reduce Paid Ferry Passengers
The toll-free Westerscheldetunnel, operational since late 2024, hasn't reduced passenger numbers on the paid Vlissingen-Breskens ferry; in fact, the first half of 2025 saw a 5,000 passenger increase, primarily due to tourism, despite a decrease in local commuters.
Toll-Free Tunnel Fails to Reduce Paid Ferry Passengers
The toll-free Westerscheldetunnel, operational since late 2024, hasn't reduced passenger numbers on the paid Vlissingen-Breskens ferry; in fact, the first half of 2025 saw a 5,000 passenger increase, primarily due to tourism, despite a decrease in local commuters.
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36% Bias Score
EU Considers Sanctions Against Israel; Netherlands Imposes Entry Ban on Ministers
The EU is evaluating agreements with Israel on humanitarian aid to Gaza and may impose sanctions; Netherlands imposed an entry ban on two Israeli ministers, restricted arms exports, and called for EU trade restrictions due to Israel's handling of the humanitarian crisis; the Drenthe Archive opened t...
EU Considers Sanctions Against Israel; Netherlands Imposes Entry Ban on Ministers
The EU is evaluating agreements with Israel on humanitarian aid to Gaza and may impose sanctions; Netherlands imposed an entry ban on two Israeli ministers, restricted arms exports, and called for EU trade restrictions due to Israel's handling of the humanitarian crisis; the Drenthe Archive opened t...
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24% Bias Score
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